skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
But this approach has diminishing returns. Sure, for the past few years this had the effect of isolating these groups from polite society. But eventually, when they start banning large, main stream groups like, say, people that want to make money in the stock market, people that dislike wall street, and one of two political parties in the USA, all they're going to do is lose market share and therefore their ability to police the internet. People don't use YouTube because they like the logo, people use YouTube because they like the videos on the site. At some point all the cool kids are on other websites, and once the herd follows you've lost control over anything.

I'm very excited about it personally, I like disruption.
With the typing system of Haskell, maybe Rust too, you can do a lot to prevent the type from being able to represent wrong state. Immutability also does a lot to prevent issues with false state and public fields.

If you want to prevent people outside the module from adding functions, you can do that in Haskell by only exporting the type-name. This prevents other modules from actually accessing any data inside the type, whilst still allowing them to use the type in functions. This includes sometimes making getter functions to read values from the type. I'm pretty sure Rust allows for something similar.

In general, FP still allows for encapsulation. Moreover, it uses immutability and to some extend the type-system to prevent illegal states of data types.
>Comparing a coffeshop to a webpage and environment that is supposed to be about free speech and juvenile conversation
By "The station does show in all maps" do you mean google/bing/apple maps? They're usually pretty good with removing reported places. If a listed place cannot offer services for weeks I wouldn't hesitate editing it to temporarily closed.
> chilling effect

The only "chilling effect" is people facing ten years in prison for memes.
hehe these are quite good; some of them are the type of questions that if the answerer takes too long to come up with an answer, you know it's complete bullocks.
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They showed the trademark very prominently and that must be because they had a deal. We give you noise reduction, you give us visibility. That is an advertising contract.
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Borrow a share. Sell it. Borrow the same share. Sell it again.
They're not going to be too big for very long. Their size depends on people being there, and if they keep banning people they'll just get smaller. Once all the interesting people are banned the regular people will go where the interesting people are. They're about to have their blockbuster moment and no bailouts can stop it.
Conflating sell-siders (e.g. Goldman) with buy-siders (Melvin) betrays a lack of understanding of the financial markets.
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> There's Canada as an example case. We have ~10x the population of Canada, and California alone could use up all of Canada's medicines. Not sure Canada would go for it.

Depends on the country. For example India is the largest generic drug manufacturer and has a population of over 1 billion, and they already export their drugs to many countries.
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You have obviously no clue what FreeBSD/FreeNAS and ZFS is. I always recommend a Battle hardened Filesystem/Volume-manager (ZFS/Lustre in Los Alamos) over some proprietary software.
It's messed up when there are auto-banning bots that hit those with disabilities for speaking out on the issues they face in everyday life.
Geniality is overrated.

The masses have more fun, as evidenced by:

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Looks great, the only gripe I have with Kitty is how slow it is,
especially on startup. I guess mostly because the combination of
Python and tons of features has a negative effect in this area.
In fact that was the only reason I switched away from it despite
its great font ligature support; I use terminals a lot and so
the constant delay when opening a new window was a bit much.

However I like those modernised protocols and it would be neat to
have widespread support for it.
I thought only market makers can short sale without the share. Is that correct?
I think we can have both. But let's end income tax, and move to a single land-value tax to cover everything.
Interesting. A number of websites don't display correctly for me if I use just half of my 1920 horizontal pixels. Keep in mind that many users still use 1366x768 or similar screens.

As for maximising, Mac OS X never had a conventional one-click maximise button, the green button originally did something like resize the window to an optimal size (IIRC), and now it makes the app fullscreen on a separate "virtual desktop" of sorts. It might well be a habit from the times Windows didn't have Aero Snap.
One of my favorite plot types. Very simple and immediately conveying the necessary information. My colleagues in the lab dislike it, though, they prefer something more traditional with error bars, as they are more quantitatively inclined.
Trading stocks is not a zero-sum game, at least not in the way implied here.
I want to upvote this multiple times. And we've reached a point where not only web devs should do this. Even the (Linux) open source world starts to move towards bad performance when a decade ago they broadly prided themselves by being not as bloated and slow as all the "Windows crap". Use your own stuff on a middle class machine with a spinning disk from 10 years ago once a week for the whole day to get a baseline.

And sure there are exceptions, some programs just need a beefy machine, but many times there are mundane things like fi. a dozen unnecessary redraws of a list that go unnoticed on the latest threadripper with RAID-0 NVMe disks, but make the UI jump and twitch in an irritating way on slower hardware.
> Please, post your clickbait bullshit somewhere else.

This is needlessly insulting and aggressive. Flagged.
The W3C process does not strictly require independent implementations. It's a good safeguard against issues, and not having it opens the spec up to questions, but this has been covered elsewhere in the case of WebRTC:

Multiple independent protocol implementations exist (and the protocol part was handled at IETF, through their processes), so interoperability on protocol level has been shown even if browsers happened to pick the same one.

The W3C spec describes the wrapping JS APIs, sufficiency of that spec has been shown by the browsers independently building those layers around a WebRTC library. Especially given the working real-world use WebRTC already has it those two layers combined are a good argument that the spec is suitable.
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You will never convince them. It’s the only way they avoid concluding that they are either a) screwed by the system or b) the system which screws.
But it's not 'free' in Ireland, right? It's just covered (as it should be). Here in Czechia it costs around $30 - covered of course. But the US price doesn't seem out of reality - it's cheaper than here!
It did that for a while, but in the last months it stopped doing that. I'm not even using it very frequently but it remains at "sort by date"
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My point is, this argument that "they're a private company" is great, and I 100% agree with it. But I usually find that people that make this argument don't actually believe that these companies have the right to their private property, they just use it because they're ideologically opposed to the people getting banned for whatever reason. They'll say that a private company has the right to it's property and then in the next breath call them evil for having a lot of property and demand that they get taxed out of existence.
Reddit and 4chan users obviously overlap and 4chan is one of the largest websites on the internet? So obviously people do.
Borrow a share, then let someone else borrow it from you.
kitty startup time was slow because of a bug in GLFW, fixed a while ago. And you can have its startup time be 0 with --single-instance.
As per BBC News:

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You have a very nice view from the outside. The sub is misunderstood. Self deprecation and arrogance of being both ignorant and reckless are, at least for me, defining characteristics of the members. They don't take themselves seriously at all.

Most times WSB talk about normal stocks and positions and the gains or losses thereof. A few like TSLA, PLNTR and now GME hit the mainstream airways are meme stocks. Losing money and bragging about is about as big a kudos as gaining as much.

The level of organisation and criminality you might think exists isn't there at all.
In this case, I don't see how he is name calling. It's a bit harsh, but he isn't replying to an argument. He's clearly stating his own opinion on the matter. Hacker news shouldn't devolve into click bait titles of age old questions.

"Tabs vs spaces. A clear winner in productivity"

"Common programming paradigm somehow useless - Says this person"

And on and on. It's the mild version of shock journalism. It reaches exposure here, not because of the intellectual merit, but the contentious nature. Maybe not narcissistic, but certainly attention seeking.
> e.g. tables still won't hold the header and first column(s) while scrolling.

https://caniuse.com/css-sticky

position:sticky works on tables.
They did not exit and even if they did somehow you can't know that.
> Tesla early on asked other car manufacturers if they wanted "in" on their charging network...

This is the problem. Nobody asked _me_, the consumer.

In reality this should be strictly regulated. Just as there are no manufacturer-specific gas stations, there shouldn't be manufacturer specific chargers either.

If somebody builds a charger network, they should make it possible for anybody to charge there (of course, the prices can be different for each customer).

This is in essence what Ionity does in Europe. I'm surprised that the EU regulations have not caught up with this yet.
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The dishy is almost 24 inches, he is wrong.

That's quite a bit bigger than even a large pizza.
I'm 100% with you. People that don't want their discussion controlled by a private entity with conflicting interests should absolutely not depend on that entity's services. Everyone upset about this should stop using discord.
Interesting. Are these bolted on features standardized anywhere? In RFCs perhaps?
Not sure. Back in the day it was very common to buy space in a local newspaper and print messages there. The newspaper could (and would!) deny publication of auch messages arbitraily.

Living in Germany with laws that ban you from displaying Nazi insignia or spouting certain phrases in public, I don't really believe in the whole "if we ban a certain thing there is a slippery slope and suddenly everyhing is banned". German society more or less collectively decided that tolerance for the intolerant is stupid and did something about it.

This might seem a little extrem from an US perspective, but just like that the prudeness of US society seems extreme to us Europeans. You talk about freedom of speech and censor every female nipple there is? Really?

What we will and won't tolerate in public forums is a mirror of our respective societies and values. And there is always something we will have to ban or at least frown uppon. E.g. even in the US child molesters won't be very able to talk about how their believes are okay etc.

And because all out free speech is destructive we have to strike a balance somewhere inbetween disincentivising people who use free speech to get rid of it and not turning into thought police.

Seen from a German perspective the US is so polarized that the polarization alone disencourages most people from leading a free and meaningful discourse.
I’d still say this is at least partially attributable to not having any real measurements of what “good” software is. At least aside from at a very basic level.

If you want to build a bridge, I’d assume there’s a set of standards it has to comply with. If it doesn’t meet the spec you could explain in very objective terms why the quality isn’t sufficient. If you had to sit in front of the board and explain why you think a piece of software wasn’t built to a sufficient standard of quality, you’re going to really struggle to do that in objective terms. The best you could really hope to do is present a well articulated opinion. Anybody who disagrees with you could present their own opinion, and unless they have a high degree of technical competence, they’re not going to have any objective approach for making judgements about that.

Sure lots of companies prioritize feature velocity over code quality. But I doubt most of them a very well informed about what quality compromises they’re actually making.
Agreed. The term is muddled and diverging.

OOP the paradigm (messaging and memory encapsulation) is pretty different from OOP the style (access modifier, class+method+properties, inheritance).

As a strong proponent of FP the paradigm, I insist OOP the paradigm is great to study and apply in a system software where there are multiple agencies. For example, in a browser there are multiple "agencies", network-facing workers, storage-facing workers, human-facing workers, etc, as each "agencies" runs at different to pace to make its "client" (networkAPI, storageAPI, human) happy, therefore messaging and buffering between those "agencies" inevitable.

FP also suffers the same issue.

FP the paradigm: pure functions, expression-based, recursion, first-class function, parsing > validation (universal, almost applicable in any programming language)
FP the style: monad, functional-based language, tail-call optimization

Being overly-critical over style is not productive in the long term. Someday one will have to leave the tool for a new one.

Learning the universal part of paradigms is useful because it is not dependent to tools.
Nah, they'll just go on 4chan like everything else being censored.
People are forgetting Sony Ericsson had absurdly good cameras and really well designed phones but they hesitated on Android. The sony cameras were best in class by a margin.
It's more like a group of people open a coffee shop in your mall and you decide to close their shop once you learn they serve people who don't speak your language.
Climate change is too big an issue to be solved by entrepreneurs. We have to create a business environment where climate solutions can be unambiguous economic winners, which is the job of government.
The disdain for history as an expression of you not knowing how to code wordpress is strange considering that, as you allude to, you don't know the latter.

You may want to think whether learning wordpress is the same with learning history of html at decade level.

Since you're publicly exposing your thoughts, let me tell you that what you are doing is expressing your ignorance and being proud of it. You may want to drop the second part.
> thanks for the comment

There is really no need to be respond nicely to someone hiding behind their anonymity and calling you names and throwing personal attacks at you. Your parent comment's account should simply be flagged and banned.
OK, I think that's fair.
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I hate it. My 3 months old "smart" TV went in a bootloop and Samsung doesn't put any hard reset button on the TV. Due Corona restrictions no technician could come to take a look, and we have to send it back and wait for a new one.
I don't think as many people looked the other way as you suspect. I was happy about the first instance for the same reason I'm happy about this instance. I want to see them all burn to the ground so we can go back to the principles of the web pre web2.0 but building it back better and more resilient to being hijacked by corporate money.
same here. In the hardware we build (containing, amongst others, an ARM and a FPGA), I added tcl scripting of the kernel driver interface for the FPGA for testing, debugging, fun & profit ;)
..although that has no visual side.
I am thinking about this (e-paper) but drive it from an ESP (preferably 01) and connect it to a battery where it could last say months/years that would be nice. I was able to do a hardware mod someone posted where you can put it into a self-wake deep sleep if that makes sense for power saving.

Otherwise I currently do desktop notifications/speech text.

I have a basic Kindle too (paper?) And it's amazing the battery life.
Rather like the recent runs on supermarkets. Everyone thought there would be a shortage of goods, and so they created one.
Your conjecture may only hold for tiny (< 500 lines of code) problems.

But when you deal with big problems -- millions of lines of code, written by hundreds of developers over a period of years -- you'll definitely see the benefit of OO.

Of course, most projects are somewhere in the middle; but you shouldn't dismiss OO just because you can't see the benefit in tiny projects.
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Alright, you convinced me. I'm in, you sons of bitches.
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> Cell phone OSes automatically disconnect from these of course

Not all phone OSes. None of my iOS devices disconnect from local WiFi because they don't have Internet connectivity. I do this this all the time with several devices I have that broadcast their own WiFi for remote control connectivity.
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Not surprising given they spent all their energy arguing that hydrogen fuel was the future like muppets while Tesla stuck to its plan.
These's not a word in abstract of the study [0] that they have controlled for anything. (and I don't say that assuming anything about a study is a bad scientific practice, but I do assume it)

[0] https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.1111/dar.13239
It isn't just CCS vs. CHAdeMO vs. "normal plug" vs. CEE that is the problem.

The worst problem is actually paying for the juice. You cannot use credit or debit cards or even cash. No. You have to sign up with a charging network that sends you a charging card for something between 5 and 25 EUR/month. With that card you then have the privilege to get juice for somewhere between 30 (normal household price in .de) and 300 ct/kWh. But not everywhere, just on the charging outlets in the network. Your chance to have the right card is about 1 in 5 or so. Oh, and billing is unreliable, sometimes/often the card doesn't work because the charger has connectivity problems. And there are even chargers where there is no proper energy meter involved, so they just bill by the minute...

It's either Tesla or charging at home, the rest is nonviable in Germany.
Is there any reason why it needs to be either/or, or are you suffering from OCD light like so many others of us? ;-)
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A big issue is also that power companies in much of Europe (don't know much about how things look in the US) do not have an infrastructure capable of handling the additional load if EV-charging starts replacing gas-stations. As such, many are not exactly enthusiastic about rolling out superchargers at an accelerated pace since this would only further strain their networks.
Try Onix Boox. They have stock Android. Some of them have internal SD card, which is easy to replace with your own.
As an example in identity space, Auth0 has such amazing documentation, especially their simple and dynamic code examples which reflect your login/tenant.

Recently, I started evaluating Microsoft Azure AD B2C for this purpose and it's just such a nightmare! Their only configuration options are email/sms for 2FA despite the fact they use their own auth app for their own products (such as logging into Azure Portal!). I had evaluated Azure AD 5 years ago and it's still a nightmare from documentation standpoint. You have to hunt down code examples on stack overflow or some github samples that their developers have provided.
It's free at the point of service.
> attention-seeking narcissist

Is not name calling?